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I went to the link to the web site. I like your commentary, Mike. Wide ranging and on popular, important subjects. Each short, to the point, and very sensible.

Thank you for the covered and non-covered definition and link. I am a bit more clear about the meaning of your problem: "....adjust cost basis of covered shares to account for wash sales of non-covered shares." You are referring to an earlier year AND the 2011 year. I don't know if...

OK.... I've done a little more searching using ET's search engine to find posts related to Wash AND Sale, and I have found other threads you may be familiar with. (In fact you posted on one early this year.) I have not gotten deep into these threads, but enough so I begin to understand...

I have the same clearing firm. I came back from overseas in April to find this firm treated some of my trades as wash sales in spite of it having a few years of my doing trades the same way without calling me out for wash sales. To be candid, I have not examined the specific trades and...

Dunno about Rubin, but I'm sure for Greenspan the word is currently lifted from the promotional at the time ! I'm also certain he would be persona non grata at today's town meetings !

It is wholly plausible, though obviously not a certainty, that growth can return. I think it would have to move to a flourish and evolve over time into a steady robustness. Leadership where there is supposed to be leaders and an inspired public, uniquely educated, understanding the need to...

Aug 28 published: Michael Pond , co- head of interest-rate strategy in New York at Barclays, said in a radio interview on Bloomberg Surveillance with Tom Keene and Ken Prewitt: “The market is pricing in modest inflation five years out,” Pond said. “This tells you the Fed is going...

FWIW, I posted on this forum or another, the respected and highly traveled John Mauldin stated within the last two months that his most FAQ is "which will we have, inflation or deflation ?" To which he claims he has no intention on being flippant, but his answer is "YES !" His explanation...

Central Banks may never run out of ammunition literally, but figuratively their ammunition is thought to eventually bounce off their targets, as oft stated by others including FED members. Here is Bill Gross's take: Arguably the BOND GURU and co-CEO of Pimco, the world's largest bond fund...

Ahhh....Deucy quoting Deucy......(above) Arguably the BOND GURU and co-CEO of Pimco, the world's largest bond fund: Bill Gross HEADLINE: "Monetary Policy Has Reached a Dead End: Gross" EXCERPTS from short report relating to what Gross said Friday: "While more QE3 is a near...

Today's resource to support the Short's and the Long's for America's future economic prosperity. http://www.cnbc.com/id/48863210

Unless I heard or understood wrong, the last time the FED Head met Congress, he intimated the Fed was out of bullets and continued the whine about needing a feckless Congress to do its job and initiate viable fiscal policy. It was then or perhaps later an official statement came out of the Fed...

Reference my Aug 27 post suggesting the commencement of a new trade by accumulation of shares Short HOT Long HST when the spread narrows in future days by half the distance at the terminus of the stock plots displayed at closing Aug 27. The chart showed a 6% difference in the spread Aug 27...

Reference my Aug 27 post suggesting the commencement of a new trade by accumulation of shares Short HOT Long HST when the spread narrows in future days by half the distance at the terminus of the stock plots displayed at closing Aug 27. The chart showed a 6% difference in the spread Aug 27...

Opps.... I can request a "deletion" of the just- posted chart and repost it smaller if necessary. ET seems responsive to this. Let me know.

Is the following not true ? Nations like the U.S. with enormous amounts of its debt being held by sovereigns is at the hurtin' end of a choke leash ? .....Should our creditors' collective judgements be such that risk in holding U.S. debt climbs, it will be require higher yields on U.S...

Reference my Aug 27 post suggesting the commencement of a new trade by accumulation of shares Short HOT Long HST when the spread narrows in future days by half the distance at the terminus of the stock plots displayed at closing Aug 27. The chart showed a 6% difference in the spread...

Mining for paired trades with HOT and HST: See chart below. (The primary location for my posts are the Trading forum / Charts of Note and the Tech Analysis forum /Spread Trading, although the latter I may not be posting at much more which is true of this thread, which is all but dead.)...

Mining for paired trades with HOT and HST: (also posted on Trading forum / Charts of note) This chart is a screen shot from mid-session today. Annotations applied an hour later. Having gone flat on a notable chart for a pairs trade started Aug 1, by legging out of it a number of days ago...